The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. George W. June left for Chicago last
night
Mr.. John Horst of shelbyville, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rsxford have gone East to
spend short vacation.
G. B. Paul and family 60 to Murdoch camp
meeting next Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. @. Van Wrinkle spending
few weeks at Mackinac island.
Miss Julia Levy Of this city. has gone to st.
Louis for a three weeks visit to relatives
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Hall left yesterday for
New Hampshire. to remain until the LIST of
September.
Messrs NJ w. Carr and James Broden left
last night for Waukesha Springs, TO be gone
three weeks
Mr. Otto Frenzeps little daughter Henrietta
is very ill at the family residence on North
Illinois street.
Mrs. Lavalette Davidson Dickey. of Santa
Fe, n. ~, is expected this month to visit rela-
tves in this city.
Mrs. Green and Miss Nellie Green have
turned to Shelbyvile after pleasant visit with
Mrs Geo. B. Walton on Christian avenue
Mrs. s. K. Fletcher returned yesterday from
an extended Eastern trip, and next week will
leave for Birmingham, Ala, and other South
ern points.
Miss Efie Albert, of Roosevelt House. has
just returned from Brantford. Canada, and
Lake Ontario where she has been soiourning
for several months
Miss Madge Kerfoot, who has been visiting in
this city for several weeks. will return to her
home in Chicago to-day, accom- panied oy Miss
Susie Stewart. of North Illinois street
Mr. W. III. Smythe, who has been secretary
of Masonic Grand Lodge of Indiana for many
years. has been presented with valuable gold
watch by Bruce Carr, Dr.. Van Valzah. A. P.
Charles, Calvin Prather, l. p. Leyden, Morti-
mer Nye. Judge Long and j. j. Todd.
Miss Alton NJ. Fellows, of Evansville. will
be the guest of Miss Josephine TAYLOR next
week. Miss Fellows has written poems which
have been accepted by The Current, Century
and North American Review, and is young
writer who has bright future before her.
The members of the infant class of Hall
place Sunday school gave delightful enter
which took place during the later hours was
preceded by Visitors from Fairy Land"
pleasing feature was the fairy's wand drill one of
the prettIest of the many drills which have been
given. and the little ones presented it in admir-
able STYLE The principal success of the
tainment is due to Mrs Franklin. under whose
given.
HOTEL ARRIvELs.
Grand Hotel: E. NJ. Kemp, Wabash; s. Taylor,
Coulter, Crawfordsville John B. Day. New York:
Adoph Rassener and wife. Louisville j. G. Campbell.
ford Ct: E. D. Moon. Lawrenceburg; A. List Frank
lin; w. A. Avery, Frankfort; j. K. McDemond, Geo.
E. F. Small. Durham, n G.: G. r. Sheldon, Evans,
Vile; J. C. Clemmons. Hanover; J. w; Warder.
Bloomington; E. W. Darst Noblesville; A. A Charles,
Seymour; R. S. Taylor, Fort Wayne.
Bates House: ]. B. Shaw. Lafayette; G. G. Lyttey,
Decatur; w. E. Cotton, Peoria; S. o. Bayless, Frank
fort; K. B. Beauchamp Tipton t. II. Stark, j. P.
Singleton. F. J. Holthede and wife Louisville E. NJ.
Westervelt, Lincoln, Neb.; D. w Davis, Salem. O.;
c. F. McNutt, Terre Haute II. B. Hartford. Upton;
o. G. Brown Germantown, G.. H. Clifford, Upton; G.
H. Cary, Lima, o.; J. o. Dye, Richmond W. E. Sid
don Greencaste: W. Il. Snyder, f. l.. Prim. Piqua.
New Denison: II. R. Lennard Metamora Edgar
Hill, J. T. r. Mckay Cleveland: J. II. Evans Column
Sus O. M R;ae Wifhss Ma ngan o 9
NJ. Lee, Chas. B. Scott New Albany.